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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1908

Page

7

Divorced Pastor Resigns in Indiana Amid Court Ruling

In Crawfordsville Rev. D. B. Duncan, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, resigns after Judge West’s divorce ruling. The presbytery exonerated him and may permit continued preaching elsewhere unless reversed. Separate items note a Elkhart Mining suit and an Anderson billing dispute involving ex-sheriff Tom Houston.

Crawfordsville D. B. Duncan First Presbyterian Church Judge West L. B. Duncan Presbytery

Appointed Receiver for William Krall’s Property

Emporia December 31 Arthur C. Call was appointed receiver for William Krall a general merchant. Call gave bond of 7000 dollars. Petition granted on John Sullivan surety for Krall’s paper 3000 dollars. Krall owns property valued at 5000 dollars.

Emporia Arthur C. Call William Krall John Sullivan Krall

Deny Sale of Ben Hell Line by Crawfordsville Officers

Ben-Hur traction line officials deny a reported sale to the McGowan syndicate. A board meeting in Indianapolis produced no discussion of a sale and officials clarified no sale had occurred.

Crawfordsville Ben-Hur Traction McGowan Syndicate Indianapolis

Pitman Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding in Newcastle

Mr and Mrs J W Pitman longtime residents of Newcastle marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their South Main Street home. Their children from various states traveled to attend the celebration.

Newcastle J. W. Pitman South Main Street

Appeals Cigarette Case Test of Law

Bloomington reports a local tobacco dealer fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Claude G. Malott for selling cigarettes. The dealer appeals to the circuit court, turning the case into a test of the cigarette law.

Bloomington Claude G. Malott

Newly Elected Lawmakers Visit Southern Indiana Insane Hospital

Evansville December 31 The new members of the state legislature from the First district toured the Southern Indiana Insane hospital with Superintendent Laughlin to review proposed improvements.

Insane Hospital Evansville First Congressional District Laughlin Southern Indiana Insane Hospital

Collision injures head brakeman in Wabash crash

A head-on collision of two Wabash freight trains five miles west of Wabash injures one man, Arthur Potts, the head brakeman. The engines entwined as if in embrace after the impact and the incident occurred on December 31.

Wabash Wabash Railroad Arthur Potts

Barnard Selects Son as Private Secretary

Newcastle December 31 Congress man elect William C Barnard has chosen his youngest son Ralph Barnard as private secretary though no official statement has been released.

Newcastle William C. Barnard Ralph Barnard

Indiana stenographer tops civil service list

Boonville December 31 1 Union B White assistant secretary to Senator Hemenway has been informed by the civil service commission that he leads the list of eligible male stenographers from Indiana.

Boonville Union B. White Senator Hemenway Civil Service Commission Indiana

First Mastodon Bones Found in Gibson County

First mastodon bones unearthed in Gibson county were found on Marsh creek four miles southwest of Princeton by a dredgeboat on December 31. The discovery marks the earliest identified mastodon remains in the area.

Gibson Princeton Gibson County Marsh Creek

Death of cattle king from runaway injuries at Marco home

Henry C. Morgan known as the cattle king died at his Marco area residence from injuries after a runaway accident six miles south of Linton. He had been recovering at the time.

Linton Henry C. Morgan Marco

Rev H J Otto Resigns to Manufacture Typewriter Erasers

Rev H J Otto, pastor of Knceton Christian church, resigns and plans to manufacture a patent eraser for typewriters, signaling a career change from ministry to industry.

H. J. Otto Knceton

Etna and Its Harbor Mark a Century of Sicilian Destruction

A historical overview details Mt Etna as Europe s largest active volcano with a violent record. It notes major eruptions from 467 BC through 1892, tolls exceeding fifty thousand deaths, base circumference, height, and the devastation to nearby Catania and surrounding farms.

Sicily Mt. Etna Vesuvius Europe Etna Catania

Rail Schedule Lines From New York To Midwest Routes

Daily service listed for No 8 West Bound from New York to Kansas City No 1 from New York to St Louis No 5 from Toledo to St Louis and No 3 from New York to St Louis.

St. Louis New York Kansas City Toledo

Reunited After 82 Years In Michigan and Illinois Kin

Metamora December 30 1886 after a separation of eighty two years Hiram Rossman of Lansing and Fite G Rossman of Creston reunited at a Rossman family reunion near Oxford They were born in Middleburg New York and spent childhood years there Hiram later lived in Montcalm County and Greenville Fite lived in Oxford and northern Illinois Now aged 87 and 91 respectively the cousins met again during the family gathering Also included is an 1886 advertisement text for Mall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with notary and testimonial notes.

Metamora Mich Hiram Rossman Lansing Fite G. Rossman Creston Ill Rossman Oxford Hiram Fite Rossman Middleburg N. Y Michigan Montcalm County Greenvile J. W. Potter New York State Illinois Fite

Man Swallows Unknown Poison Then Dies in Philadelphia

Henry Nicholson from Collingswood New Jersey ingested a small vial in Philadelphia after declaring he would swallow unknown poison. He died en route to Hahnemann hospital. Police had earlier arrested him for a clash with his cousin Henry Hague who was wounded. Nicholson escaped custody from a jail cell and later sought a friend Edward Thomas before ingesting the drug.

Philadelphia Henry Nicholson Collingswood N. J Tenth Callowhill Hahnemann Hospital Henry Hague Hayes Nicholson Edward Thomas North Second Street Thomas

Foley's Honey and Tar Claimed to Cure Asthma

Davenport Iowa resident Mrs Adolph Buesing writes that a twelve year fever cold grew into asthma and that Foley's Honey and Tar cured her after one fifty cent bottle. W H Porter druggist adds endorsement.

Foley Adolph Buesing West Third Street Davenport Iowa W. H. Porter

Fragments Reflect Early 20th Century Commentary

A collage of quotes on religion politics crime and memory from 1908 era text. It references confessor permissions for Spanish women fights between Hugo Kelly and Billy Papke and a U S Senate remark about partisanship. It notes a Treasury report on counterfeit issues and Horace Porter’s body search in Paris.

Horace Porter Commodore John Paul Jones Paris

Will they ever stop

Diana's Diary recounts artists scolding the narrator for adding names and addresses to Tintoretto Paper company cardboard. A man with a wife's portrait turned to the wall, a painter signing as Linseed Oil, and a woman artist threaten to squeal to the firm. The narrator jokes about art styles and tools, hinting at ongoing feuds.

Tintoretto Bristol Board

Doan's Ointment Endorsed For Itching Piles Claims

Logansport resident Mrs. Frank E. Vance testifies in 1897 that Doan's Doan's Ointment rapidly relieves five year itching hemorrhoids and, by 1906, there is no return of trouble. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells the remedy nationwide for 50 cents.

Logansport Frank E. Vance Market Street Ind Dean

A La Carte Cafe Theatre District Adverts

In the centre of the Theatre Shopping and Business District the A LA CARTE CAFE offers Club Breakfast 46cup and Table de Hote Dinners 75 with music from 6 p.m. to 12 p.m. Each room includes a bath under a European plan with rates of $1.50 per day. Proprietor L W TULLER and manager M A SHAW listed.

Luucoeon S Table de Hote Wropean Plan L. W. Tuller M.A Shaw Mgr

Fragmentary quotes reveal domestic tensions and political jabs

The text cites a heated exchange about alimony with remarks on a widow Mrs. Blazes seeking separate maintenance. It also satirizes Congress, noting lawmakers become saints after time in Washington.

Patty Tribute to Gold Medal Flour Quality Lavinia

Patty heralds Gold Medal Flour as the highest quality product while naming Lavinia in connection with the praise.

Lavinia

Fragmented Readout of Times

The text lists various times with inconsistent formatting including 6:46, 7:00, 9:00, 0:45, 11:00, 6:46 pm, 7:36 pm, and 8:09 pm. No clear events or entities are identified from the readable fragments.

Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Timetable Notes

Timetable details for Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company include departure times from Effe Trains at Peru Wal Rayne and intermediate points with connections to Delp éate, Huntington, and Lafayette. Freight service improves between Fort Wayne Logansport and Lafayette with specified east and west bound schedules.

Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company Fort Wayne Logansport Lafayette

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Queen Alexandria England Mrs. Mason Lillian Churchill Sara Wilson Duchess of Marlsborough Baroness Ramsey Wiler & Wise, Inc Ren Womer Forit. Yan Opr Wipperman Fourth St Heffley the City National Bank Logansport, Indra John Sray W H.H. Bell P. Jenks Cashier Dire Elson Jay H. Bell W. Funk, Fergusor Ctors A. P. Jenks I. N. Crawford I. W. Geer Isaac, Shideler the First National Bank Logansport, I Rice W.T. Wilson W. W. Ross J. F Brookmeyer DIREC Dennis Ubi F. M. Harwood Maulhallan H Tousiey Rios B. F Yantis W.L. Fernald Wilson Ww. W. Ross Fissé National Bank Kroeger & Strain Undertakers Broadway Kroeger Calis Poompur Hoosier 3D. B. Duncan Crawfordsvill Goshen Milo W. Stark Perry L. Turner Elkhart Elkhart Mining & Dredge Company Arizona M. L. Proctor Ella Proctor Treasury Proctor Deer Park Leadville Col Duns City Anderson Board of Works Tom Houston White Washington Messina B. C A. D Ogee Sie Ried Aoe Old the Municipio OF Eart Bourne State of F. J. Cheney A. W. Gleason Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Detroit Hotel Tuller Cor Adams and Park Jersey Hugo Kelly Billy Papke United States Treasury Department Diana Fred Schaefer Doan A LA Carte Cafe Yellowstone National Park War Department Helen Ely Ely Brothers Warren Street Tiptom Bbwood Alexandria Fairmount Middletown Muncie Mediate Effe Lea Peru Wal Rayne Delp Huntington Peru Boyd Park
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